Coping. The Brief Cope (Carver, 1997) will be used to assess coping strategies that may be moderating CALM-D intervention effects. This instrument has demonstrated high internal consistency, adequate stability over time and substantial convergent validity. Based on our previous studies using the Cope, we shall be looking at the following 2 item subscales: (1) active coping; (2) using emotional support; (3) using instrumental support; and (4) behavioral disengagement. Subscales 1, 2, and 3 will also be used as a composite measure.